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The Atlantic Coast Conference International Baccalaureate (ACC IB)For all interested pre IB Students, IB Students, Atlantic Canadian Universities, Parents, and IB Teachers.

Where:  Park View Education Centre, Bridgewater, Nova Scotia (View Location Map)
When:  April 13 & 14, 2012
Conference Question:  "Why IB?"
Event Features: Workshops, guest speakers, musical entertainment by 'Collage', conference tee shirt, social events and all meals included! Also the opportunity to spend time with many different Universities from Atlantic Canada and the NSSSA who will be leading games and chants! (Schedule)
Keynote Speaker:  Dom Famularo (Bio)
Registration Fee:  $25.00 per person

Professional Music Entertainment by 'Collage'
Collage, a 5 piece vocal group assembled in 2005 is comprised of Dave Bell, Sharon Jackson, Vonda Laffin, Janet Rae and Hank Middleton.  The group has a large repertoire of Maritime/East Coast Music, along with many folk, celtic, “roots”, jazz and pop/rock numbers that are known to the audience.  With all members having Acadian ancestry, the group is able to offer an expanded set of both traditional and modern Acadian compositions. The group also performs original songs, many  included  as tracks on their  CD, “Scenes of Home” or Hank’s CD, “Middletunes”.  The strength of the group is in arrangements that focus on vocal harmonies.  With a diversity of vocalists and a number of musical styles, Collage has over 120 tunes on their set list.  Check out more info at : www.middletunes.ca

For Conference Information:
Rachael Weagle, Park View Student Director - Email:  This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

For Registration and Hotel Information:
Caitlin Foote, Conference Registrar - Email:  This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Note: Buses provided by St Mary’s University and St Francis Xavier University leaving from and returning to Halifax and Antigonish, free to students.

Code of conduct for incoming students:

• Official school policies in place referencing student deportment: absolutely no alcohol, no drugs, no sex will be tolerated, this is an official school event, consequences are in place as per Nova Scotia school board policies. Schools will provide chaperones as per their own policies.  These are officially sanctioned school events and will be treated in similar fashion to away trips for student athletes.
• Reservations made for these events  at the Day's Inn will be made by official school connections, only. Payments to the Day's Inn will be by school officials only.  If parents wish to attend and bring sons and daughters, permissions must be verified by school personnel.